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Old 05-14-2013, 09:20 PM
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Any issues with the 21-4? Whats a no "Thunder Ranch" plain jane blue finish version,95% condition, going for these days? How rare are they?
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Old 05-14-2013, 09:44 PM
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Discontinued...But not rare. I have ownd one for several years, Works perfect.....Just shoots high with my loads........A taller front sight and it would be perfect. As to price i would guess around $600 for a plain blue one...Give or take.
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Interesting that the Blue Book and SCSW only list the Thunder Ranch branded version in the 2004-2006 re-introduction of this gun? I have seen both non-TR logo blue and nickel versions for sale?What were the correct original grips for these?

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Here is one of the last ones when they were discontined. It came with these grips shown. Others came with diamond retro grips.
These sold out at 569.00 shipped. I have owned three of these.
Very nice guns. I could never figure why these did not sell better.

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If you're buying one of these, take the time to inspect it thoroughly.
I ordered a new one back in the day.
As it arrived it had:
*Canted barrel.
*Angled barrel extension with .020" B/C gap.
*Front sight not pinned tight to the barrel, wobbled fore and aft.
*Under the stocks, one side of the butt was raw forged metal where the blank was too small to be completely surfaced in the CNC machine.
*And, as mentioned above, front sight is too low, so plan on replacing it.

After 2 trips back to S&W this dog was still not to my satisfaction.
Traded it straight across for a nice 4" 29-3 at a LGS.
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